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# Priorities

Nullify automatically assigns a priority to each Jira ticket based on the finding's priority. By default it maps to the standard Jira priorities of `highest`, `high`, `medium`, and `low`.

If your Jira project uses a different priority scheme, you can configure the mapping in the Jira integration settings in the Nullify dashboard. The mapping is optional — if you do not configure one, Nullify uses the default Jira priorities above.

The mapping goes from Nullify's priority taxonomy to your Jira priorities. Nullify's priorities are `URGENT`, `IMPORTANT`, `MEDIUM`, and `LOW` (note these are Nullify's priority labels, not Jira severity terms like CRITICAL/HIGH). For each Nullify priority you choose the Jira priority you want the ticket to use, for example:

| Nullify priority | Jira priority |
| ---------------- | ------------- |
| URGENT           | Critical      |
| IMPORTANT        | Important     |
| MEDIUM           | Routine       |
| LOW              | Low           |

The priority mapping you set in the dashboard applies to all tickets Nullify creates in that Jira project, so you can keep a single consistent priority scheme across your organization.